Remarkable Woman Mademoiselle Barray in Secret Service
A long portrait of Mademoiselle Marie Barry, a young Paris expatriate working with Allied secret services. She describes missions for Lloyd George, smuggling with disguises, Tokyo aquarium turtle drops, Brazil newspaper ads, and flights across Europe, all portraying a globe trotting operative who claims flawless execution of commissions for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barray
Paris
Abe
Mario Barray
Mario Barry
Beeret Servies
Fhorvelle Barry
Lloyd George
Mademoiselle Harry
Washington
Europe
George
Fry Farm
London
Tever
Youme
Jepon
Frisia
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Mademoiselle Barray
Mademoiselle Barry
France
Paul Mollieux
Mellieux
Mollioux
Sleilioux
Calais
Independence Day of the World rallying cry and reflections
The Daily Chronicle quotes Mir Hall Caine praising Allied propaganda and-American ideals, tracing seven decades of American history from independence to global leadership. It envisions a united world, liberated from tyranny, forging a universal Independence Day through shared sacrifice and justice.
Why America Entered the War at Last
The author argues America joined World War I out of moral duty rather than gains. Liberty, justice, and humanity compelled the nation to resist tyranny, defend the helpless, and uphold a higher law beyond frontiers, drawing closer to Europe’s free nations in a common struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonvict
America
Moses
Daily Chronicle
London
Rhodel
Europe
Amarida
Calvary
Return of the Jews to Palestine
Sir William Kamasy argues in the July Gandsy at Home that two issues are confused the return of Jews to Palestine and the creation of a Jewish state limited to Jews. He favors the former only if it respects the past and spirit of Judaism as understood through the Bible and New Testament, and opposes schemes demanding mass population change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rio de Janeiro
Panama
Sala
England
Baall Brenton
Palace Hotel
Passes
Mademoiselle
Mane Barry
Basil Bronton
London
United States
Washington
Goldiers
Mademoiselle Barray
Havana
William Kamasy
LLI
A.C
William
Palestine
Patriotic Burglar Steals Wheat Then Cornmeal
A Council Bluffs Iowa grocery store lost five sacks of wheat on Sunday night. Within 24 hours the thief returned and took five sacks of corn meal, apparently complying with Food Administration rules demanding a balance of essential staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Food Administration
Ung Meaning in Lord’s Prayer Sparks Linguistic Debate
A reader questions German rendering of the Lord’s Prayer and the implications of the phrase May Thy kingdom come. The note suggests formality in language and asks how to account for perceived German self concern and nationalist sentiment, inviting psychologists to weigh in.
Advice on seeking counsel from professionals
A cynical proverb advises consulting bankers for non financial matters, lawyers for non legal topics, and doctors for topics beyond illness. It warns against taking guidance from a prudent generalist whose advice could undermine your position.
Dreams
A reflective essay extols the power of dreams to shape life and destiny. It argues the brain anchors existence, dreams color reality, and ambition rises from visions of the future. Dreams fuel progress, art, and history, urging readers to pursue forward-looking goals rather than dwell on the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautain A
Helen of Troy
Sart
Bo Alexander
Napoleon
Downing
Beethoven
Angelo
Nam
God
Remarkable devotion earns Medal of the Order of the British Empire
Thomas Harper aged seventy four receives the Medal for duty to his firm during wartime service. After retiring to Australia he volunteered at once, traveled at his own expense, and for over two years worked about fifty four hours weekly, effectively doing the work of two men. He even fainted at work but refused to rest while his country needed shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koglieh
Arived
France
Agmin
Lloyd George
Captain Mellivum
Captain Mellieux
Mellieux
Theo Lloyd George
London
Paria
Faulkiner
Royal Flying Corps
Paris
Thom
Monsieur
Rane
Paulkiner
Thensignia
Royal Flying Core
Italy
Lloyd George Wald
Mademoiselle Barray
Jopant
Eneura
Japan
Lord Kitchener
Biberia
Yokohama
Grand Hotel
Order of the British Empire
Thomas Harper
Australis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Thorpe
Ladies' Home Journal
Hearmt Boevicn
Royal Palate
Tokio
Sargent
Ton Garden
Thay
Inons
Vladivostock
Brazil
Red Cross
Derk
West Indies
Si Hall Caine
K.B
Mir Hall Caine
bin Waful
Sir Hall
Wberry
Principia
Earth
Wimner
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